Ukraine’s YanAir expands service in Georgia, links Batumi with Lviv
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Ukrainian airline YanAir is expanding its service in Georgia, the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency has announced.
YanAir, which has been operating in Georgia since 2014, will launch new flights that will connect Georgia’s Black Sea resort town of Batumi to the western Ukrainian city of Lviv.
The flights will be carried out between June 8 - September 28 once a week, said the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
Flights will be carried out on Fridays with Boeing B737, Airbus A321 and MD83 type of aircrafts.
YanAir currently carries out flights between the capital cities of Georgia and Ukraine and Batumi and Kiev.
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